It's conference tournament time in men's college basketball.

A few teams capped off historic regular season finishes and are looking to finish with a championship win before heading into the 2026 men's NCAA Tournament. Miami (Ohio), ranked No. 20 in the latest USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll, became the third team to ever enter its conference tournament with a 31-0 record, joining Wichita State and Kentucky.

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The RedHawks' undefeated season should be enough for them to reach March Madness, even if they fail to win the MAC tournament. They'll certainly be on or close to the bubble in that scenario, though.

Duke, Arizona and Michigan, ranked Nos. 1-3 in the latest poll, respectively, all finished with two losses on the regular season and take winning streaks into their respective conference tournaments. The national championship favorites are looking to add a conference title before potentially winning it all in March Madness.

Here's a look at the updated USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll for men's college basketball:

First-place votes in parentheses.

1. Duke (28)
2. Arizona (3)
3. Michigan
4. Florida
5. Houston
6. UConn
7. Iowa State
8. Michigan State
9. Illinois
10. Nebraska
11. Virginia
12. Gonzaga
13. St. John's
14. Texas Tech
15. Alabama
16. Kansas
17. Arkansas
18. Purdue
19. North Carolina
20. Miami (Ohio)
21. Saint Mary's
22. Vanderbilt
23. Wisconsin
24. Louisville
25. Miami (Florida)

Others receiving votes: Villanova 27; Tennessee 22; Saint Louis 9; UCLA 6; Georgia 6; Utah State 3; Ohio State 2; BYU 2;

This section will be updated.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Men's college basketball rankings: Updated Coaches Poll, AP Top 25